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No More Bad Hair Days
Andrea was born with an incurable autoimmune disease and, at the age of four, lost all her hair. Twenty years later, she met a janitor who prayed for her to be healed.
Smugglers Flood Gaza with Weapons
Israeli leaders have warned the U.S. that weapons smuggling in the Gaza Strip could destroy chances for a Middle East peace conference next month.
The Mother of Modern Terrorism
Iran still nags the U.S. almost 30 years following the hostage crisis that helped bring down a presidency.
Kids Pencil in Playtime
What psychologists now realize is that these jam-packed schedules can silence play. This lack of play is stunting emotional, behavioral and even intellectual growth.
China’s Taste for America
While Americans worry about the safety of Chinese products, in China, the ‘Made-in-USA’ label is enjoying widespread popularity.
'Inked' for Christ?
Heather Sells investigates why churches across the country are finding more and more people in their congregations have tattoos. Also, Gordon Robertson discusses the biblical response.
Multiplying Your Money
Facing a financial crisis, the Shanklands never lost hope for a bright future. Discover how their secret can work for you.
The Miracle Worker
When AIDS took both her parents, six-year-old Debra had to go to work. It wasn’t easy work. But your gifts to CBN have given this little girl a new start.
You Taught a Child How Laughter Feels
Shy and unable to speak easily because of his cleft lip, little Li Wen Che didn’t have much to laugh about until Operation Blessing made his dream come true.
When Baby Showers Outnumber Weddings
Americans have become less likely to marry, especially in the African American community. But one woman has set out to turn the tide.
Matt Wood: The Christian Cover Guy
He was voted Cosmo magazine's '06 Bachelor of the Year. However, there's more to Matt Wood than meets the eye.
Middle East Outreach: Baptisms and Visions
Thousands of Christians get baptized in the Jordan River every year. Most baptisms take place near the Sea of Galilee. But earlier this year, one group held a unique baptism service in a part of the Jordan River seldom seen.
Beijing Tackles Olympic Traffic Problem
While the number of drivers in Beijing continues to gain steam, the city’s traffic has slowed to a halt.
Mortgage Woes Depress Real Estate Market
Asian stock markets rebounded strongly today on the heels of Friday's bounce-back on Wall Street. The upturn is partly due to easing concerns after the fed cut a key interest rate.
Tekoya Hester: To Dance Again
A young vibrant girl suffered pain in her shoulder and arm from a car accident until the Lord healed her. Now she is back to her energetic lifestyle of working out and hip-hop dancing.
Faith That Restored a Quadriplegic
Missionary Art Sanborn was paralyzed after a surfing accident broke his neck. He was told he would live the remainder of his days in a wheelchair. But Art had faith to believe he would walk again.
Chuck Colson on God and Government
In an interview with CBN News, Chuck Colson, author of God and Government, says America's 40 million Christian voters will be a formidable force in the 2008 election.
Kristy Burchard: Breaking Dancing Queen
This graffiti artist/break dancer talks about how she got into a bad relationship, got pregnant, and then found redemption in Jesus Christ and a new lease on life.